Exploring Beings

Istanbul is known for its rich history and culture that dates back to hundreds of years when it was part of the Byzantine Empire and known as Constantinople. The city is packed with so many things to do and see, that you can easily miss out on some of the most amazing landmarks, and this is why we’ve tried to piece together a list of few offbeat tourist attractions in Istanbul . Istanbul Archaeological Museum: While this isn’t as famous as some of the other landmarks dotting the city skyline of Istanbul, the Archaeological Museum has its own fan following. An impressive historical venue, this destination in Istanbul brings together a unique collection of sculptures and artifacts from Turkey and the different corners of the Middle East. The museum is divided into three sections – the main museum, the Tiled Pavilion of Mehmed the Conqueror, and lastly, the Museum of the Ancient Orient. Istanbul’s Grand Bazar: The Grand Bazaar clearly doesn’t need any introduction as it is famous the worl...

Coveted by empires far and wide, and straddling both Asia and Europe, Istanbul is clearly one of the few great metropolises. Established around 1000 BC, it witnessed the rise of the Byzantines, and eventually became the heart of their empire. In fact, the city is home to the glorious remnants of its illustrious history – something that would undoubtedly impress even the most monument-weary visitor. Istanbul offers an aura of intrigue and charm, so here’s our pick of some of the most important tourist attractions in Istanbul . Hagia Sophia: It was once the world’s largest Orthodox Cathedral. It served as a church for over 900 years, and then as a mosque for more than 400 years, but was eventually converted into a museum. Today, it holds a special place in the hearts and minds of both Muslims and Christians alike.  Topkapi Palace: Turkey’s largest palace was once the primary residence of the Ottoman Sultans. Built by Mehmet the Conqueror back in the 15th Century, the vast complex is...

Istanbul, a city of rich culture, history, and charming beauty, has endless attractions to allure tourists. Besides historical monuments and awe-inspiring scenery, the culinary culture of the city is truly praiseworthy. Istanbul experienced the amalgamation of diverse culture and today, it’s called the melting pot of culture. This Turkish city takes pride in itself to sit at the connecting point of Europe and Asia. All these have influenced the cuisine of this famous Turkish city. Therefore, the food tour of Istanbul is one of the attractions among food lovers. If you are looking for Istanbul tourist attractions , you must find out interesting facts on the enriched culinary culture of the city. Kebabs to mint tea, fish sandwiches to pickles, Istanbul food tour is simply amazing. Let’s take a virtual food tour now with the descriptions of delectable Turkish foods. Authentic Turkish foods to relish during Istanbul trip Kayu Kebabi / Tandir – It’s a special recipe from the city named Kas...

Mcleodganj is a popular location among trekkers and hikers. Mcleodganj is the hill station suburb of Dharamshala in Kangra district and has an average elevation of 2,082 metres (6,831 feet). Mcleodganj is the starting point of some of the best treks that are available in India. Whether it be a try hard Minkiani pass trek, or an easy trek to Bhagsu nag waterfall, Mcleodganj has it all for both beginners and experienced trekkers. Waterfalls of Mcleodganj provide a very peaceful and soothing experience of the natural beauty of the Dharamshala region. Here is a list of some of the best treks available and waterfalls to visit on your trip to Dharamshala and Mcleodganj.   Trek to Triund Triund is a hill station situated in the Kangra region of Himachal Pradesh. Triund offers some great overwhelming views of the glaciers of the Dhauladhar mountain range. It is one of the most popular treks that are available in India among both beginners and experienced trekkers. The nights at Triund...